La Grande evening observer., May 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

WednaAay,; jj iV 22, ' 1929
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Society News
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Helomala Bridge :
Club Has Luncheon
evening Iivthnir ruittnmury inMtli.K
P Mra. J. It.- Khodm, neniur
vice , n resident,, presided in the av-
A A. Ci I fMweorin retudwn. Th at ton
ance Wr quite large and the In-
term wan good. .Mm. Ollle Wll
t.ntn. utate .- Innpector and Aim.
Alary HOrslm.in, both of rortland.
wore prewnl lurln the dfcl lb wa
llop., Mm. WllllHtiia save consid
erable Information rb the member
concerning tht order and altio In
structed them In It rllunllfttte
work. Thewe tadiett have beet1
working In the community for wpv
ert dayH.and had a number of
petlttona to present lust evening.
Two new member were given the
Inlthitory work. A aortal Hour fol
lowed th btmtneaH meeting, and
refreahmenta wore nerved. 'Mm, It.1
A.(lray, of ToHland waa another
vtxltor present JnHt evening.
'
Enjoyable Social
At;Mossman Home
i. The firat of in aeHet of social, nf-
The Inat mating of the year of mriw, vhavlng for their specific pur
ine. Island City I'arent-teucher oa-sPw KlnK acltiolnted with , new
fortatlon . wan held at the "aehoot niembeiii.. Of the church, was held
laat Saturday with n up If ml Id rep- j InKtevenlryc at the home Of Or. nd
.i Mr, k. i'.'Aiosaman.-with tne i'ro.
hyte.rlnn'OrncerM us hoateiwea. There
were .about 27 present to enjoy the
WOffle dinner served.; l'"oUowins
the dinner, a ahort program was of
fered. The clever skit "The Woman
Of The ',l'utme. written by Mrs.
William Miller, was (riven hy Mrs.,
Millw. Mra. J. K. Wright and Mrs.
tremen-
ocrupied
- Thei ntemhern of the IMoniula
llrldge oluh held their last meet
tug herore adjourning for llie'aum-iner-
Vi'day, "vhVn they partici
pated In a one o'clock luncheon at
the ftarnjuwea 4nn. A beautiful
basket of tulips centered the long
table at which an the guests wer
tiealVd.. Kollowing the luncheon
l hero were three tables for bridge.
Mm. lonver Charlton making the
high score. The grand prize for
fit year was itwardnd to Mrs. Clyde
Iloppel, and second to Mrs. Clyde
Charlton. After u short business
meeting the club adjourned until
the second Wednesday In Heptem
bei. .
Island City P.-T.
- Association Meets
OUT OUR WAY
R5
rr-spntation of the mr-itihors' pres-'M1-
enl.-- Mrs: H. A. 'Kohorlsmt. nrcs
d(-n(, liad charier of 4 he huHlnetM
meetlnv, which will foilou'i-il hy Die
liiHtallntfon or orrtcorti.- A'-vcry'ln-terefctlnK
program wan fflwn, the
nmln Kpeiikcr tmvtlK hfen Min.
K InVltei-son, of li'Uninile, who
ttnoUe on the worlc-of the. asHorlu-
llon. There. wiw.hIho community icu. .Murpny umi maae i
xhielm:. a violin dolii hy Anlia Hen doiin.'.liltt. - A illiK-UHiiInn
nmnn; a voel nolo hyitcthal Han- ; ', Vri -,of the evenlnx In whlfh
rah. A ninnn loviie hv MtMei.il Rnen. - each :'bne hrenent had' u nart. ex-
r.'i uii.l u ninnui nolo liv Jounna nreiwlimaier rhotre of church work, at the Ijxnc nlmitel. Atljletle ; Jeltem
I.eHlle.. i i
The offloerH of
for next yeurH are,
H: A. ICohertHon: .
Mtn. lKfiae Hlinfer:
WOO UTTUE.
5WiP WOO RE-
Kjor Gothic "to
HAMS Vffe
MIME! X
REMEMStR VMEM
X OROPPEO M
CWAlFl AMD -T
,CJFA .... i
VAiUNi x lost
AT -Vtr?
'I'MEMStR
LO5r,T
r;OMr UOT A,
Three, oimc-s
: X set wee.
To woo , so
l'U. 0O&T- OO
. another poA?mF?.'
Pir WilHomtl' he delrbUlty Non ofi
jr fT llliaui9 ,n ooniituiiU re lout Jn the
witter us In boiling. Potntoei 10
not lone their color durlnit Btsum
Init u the Kreen veKeluhlen do, o
there Ih no ilrnwlmelt to thin inetlt
Oil.' i... . . '.
Ah with nil Other vegetable',
runt nhoulil be tnkett thut potutoe.
tire not overcooked. Too often the
Rood of notuioeH Ih raokeil uwiiy
nnil the mineral mutter thrown
down the, .Mink, leuvlntr only n
Ham-re of bulk uml n carrier for
fut uk the value of the vegetable
when It appeura on the table.
Thin season of the year, potatoes
nr aold generally by tlin iionml.
Tttere ure nbotit three potatoes to
a pound and thin amount will make
about two cups of maahed potato
or two citpi of diced potato. One.
pound of patatorx' wll nerve four
perHona. . . ' ; .
, Although " macaroni,, apughet tl,
rice and hoodlea are nrten tmed an
potato HUhntlttttea, they are not true
substitute. Potatoes furnish min
eral mills and vitamins as well as
March, while the other articles are
realty refined cereals and lucking
In the vuluable nutrients found In
the potato.
MU SiMT.OfV
THE 'OCb ' ARrVI CHAIR.
J.t7.W,L..KMC, ,
O ,t, sy scft fsw. m f-A
the 'field? which made the, greatest i will Im given .out id 'those! wliq woii
pt '
this association
-ipresldcfll, Mrs'
vice . president, i
secrelary-tretts-;
nrer, -Miss Amelia Mlehaelnon
chaplain. Iter. Hansen;
fmmlltee chulrinun. Mrs.
-ltoherlH; social, Mrs. Henry Moore:
publicity, Mrs. John - Schfoeder;
.membership, .Mrs. Henry Hngey.
to WOr.k.' .It was u very Informal,
and aa.u'eb a very dellKhtful ''fam
ily" party.. ' ; '
Iiueisuiij .... -
program: Banquet Served
Charles. . .., rp
'1W YV llllllliy iCitlll
Wisteria Bridge
cently. A shcrt musical.' progrum
will he given, In he followed by refreshments.-
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MiiNUS
Members of the I..' A. to the H.
ofH, T.;spent a huppy-evenlng to
gether lust evening ut 'the Kagles
ClUb Entertained 'oulniimillon of a contest In which!
j , Ahe.toirfrty has been' engaged ;forj
- ' ! several nibntlis. The slde.cuptafned
Tulips were used nulte tustliy y. WrR f u,,,,.,,, MeUhean wer'
last evening to curry nut a. color . th( )0M.n the effort to bring up
soherne or pink and' green, when ;tnjf meinhershlp roll and' the ,ut-
Mr. and Mis. Walter Nowland ;hud itenlunce. and vera obliged to serve
for I helv guests ut bridge the mem- banquet.' The dining room at the
burs of the Wisteria bi'ldge club. ; m, wni). Very pretty with flowers
As this wus tllo lust meeting or thlsjud (n B,'tinilnnce about the room
particular group for the year, the1Iuid on the tables, hlch oceommo.:
grand prise for the. year was awtrd-l llllllfA .lNe ,M Kl,rKi, - The banquet
ed, the recipients liuvlng been M.' consisted of several courses. At lis
mid Mrs. Clvdo HonncU. Mrst hon-;,., ,.i iv. .,..,...,.!.. ,...,,!
ors for Inat evening .went to. Mr. :to"tho I'tldgo room where the win
and Mrs. Clurenco Oieen, while n(,ril ga.v the. program. It proved
Mr. uml Mrs. Herbert l'nltlson t0 n0,tt tnie-ofr on the'losliig side
celved the guest prize. Mis. Now-' Bn, wa provocative of much real,
land's lunch was served In two mirMtnelit Mrs. Margaret Arnett
courses. ;. the -.captain of the winners,
,A M iKsourl girl has mnde a suc
cess of - .mnnufh'oturlng ' inyilsh
shoes In Paris.'. That's nothing--'for
years' people have been 'mak
ing a success , of .. mahufncturlng
Paris-shoes Tight here In America,
and silk stocking". The sllketnou
'.i'j-'.lly Sister Mary -"' -' , .
Most housewives welcome, new
potatoes-In, thev spring :as'o .relief
froiri'lne old ones wllch''.havn lost
much through' loiig'storoget,
llowever,'-.l)eware . or ; Unripe 0r
Immafure-potatoes. , Thelr'.stureh
grains have not reached ' maturity'
and ure difficult to digest 'so chll-
' I ilj-en shoulil not he given new pota
toes while the skin Is easily scraped
off. -' ' " V ' .
New potatoes are richer. In vita
min C than those which have been
stored through the winter months.
AH vegetables lost some of this vit
amin durlng'a long-.perlod-of stor
age, potutoes-'to tx.: lesser -degree-Ijmn
many other vegetables.'
Whenever it's, nt nil possible, po
tatoes should' he cooked. In- their
I'Jackets." Haked potatoes are the
most desirable since . the - Intense
In-ill of baking mokes them easily
-digested and-'he mineral content
is preserved; ' . - ,
Hteamed potatoes come" next 111
"i '. 1405 Aflama, 1
lA Grande. Ore.. Grace BliU. '
VANf A SUN
suits;';.
i
'
As play Biiltn IVteso bright
little' garments with their
combinations of- hrllllunt
. ('ulUornlJi colors, are Ideal.
. Hlx hrllllunt color combina
tions. Klxes 1 to 1. v ii
98t
$4.50
to
$12.50
a t r r
LJ
.17 A 'icy .Tor event
i r ... : v Cr '.tt v. J
vacation anajiatf-at-tiom
0 ' . ..- - '. -: y . . .
need'
For each, of your summer frocks have a hat to
suit From the groups so reasonably pricedyou
will find it easy to select a becoming style. Ecti.
nomical, too. , ' ' - . -.. ; .
, La Grande Exclusive Ready-toeWear . ?
: - V and Millinery -
USEB CARS
Every one reoondltloped -!
i jWfl licensea. ;.,
' See these bargains
Chevrolet Coach 192ft
5 Yew tires. .
' Chevrolet Coach 1928 .
Ford Pickup 1924
New tires.
1928 Chrysler 62 Coupe
1924 Garford 2-ton track
HER rnirs at
Larissn Chyrelzt Ccrtpig
Ml ADAMS
- AVKNIJH -.
PHOIflt
MAIN 1
. A Bin In the PMco Rant of the Foof
Seniors Picnic At . ...
Radium Springs
Announcements
Member, of the senior class ot t yho reception In M irlven. Friday
the l.a tlrniide hls-h school, nccoin- pyeninj, 04 hy tne mothers
panted hy their a-dvlsc.rs are having: 0f the mcmhers of the class of
I hear class picnic today. 'I'hey drove 19 , .u' 0rand(, school, is to
to Hn.lliiin HprliiKS this mnrnln nB-.giv(,: In the hall room at the
and are spending Hie day at tt:8itrJa'tt- Inn. '1ntral of nt the
resort. t. illicit school as nan announced lust
, . : '. ' ievenlnit .
Charivari Party : ! ;-". , ' ' ,
hjt j m I ;AH those who are. Interested In
MOnaay iiiVening the ckles cemetery will meet at
' . . . , . that plucks. Baturdny morning at 10.
' ; b'Mock, Mntters of importance are
.ir. uiiu ;irw. tvinmiii rmuuKiiuw, to' be settled.
who were morrled . Sondtiy were
jriven a party mid oharivitrl Mon
day evening In thoir own home,,
2803 North Ash street. About forty
of. their friends cpent tho. eveninR
with tlu-m, h:ivinK ft Kcnuliiely g-ood
time.
.
Dancing Party
At Lovely Home
Mr. and Mra. K. O. lively, who
live In Hutrar addition, were host
and hostess at a party -last evening
at their home, In honor of their
son. Herbert K. l.ove-ly and his
bride, who were married on Mon
, daye-vening:.. , Korly-five fnjends of
lhe:jroun)c pepile were Rijests' and
they spent a happy evening in
danoinfr. ltefrthinents were served
Into In the evening.
Portland Women !
Guests at Meet
At the rejfiilnr meeting of the
PouKhters nf Veternns held last
f f he Illverla rurent-Teacher ns
soefatioii' will meet Krtday, May 34
HEATHMAN
; HOTELS
; v Headquarters iTor the
Eastern Star and
Grand Lodge! Delegates
June 10, 11, 12th ;
i ; Make reservations early. '
Heathman Hotels
G. E. Heathman
"" '-Owner and Mgr. ;
Park nt Hnlmoo .
;no. M. KIMO ami
. c. c. I'lKKCK :
: Ass'ti MKti "
nmairway at tialmnn
J?R OVEK-38
Baking R3vder
Guaranteed Pure
Use KC for fine texture
and large volum
in your bakings
MiUtont of pound u4
ky our Government
Ffct Deli&y : (jj
Blue Mountain
or Iirookfield tYesh
Creameiy Butter
95c
5 Cans
K J For ..
T - 1 3 Cans
1 For,
Pattisoii
The Pioneer Service Store
White King Washing
Machine Powder .
2 Pkgs.
For
89c
Ballentine Jersey Miilt,
hop flavored, light
22', Lb.
Cans for
$1.23
Warrenton Minced Clams
No. 1 Tall Cuns
3 Cans
For .....
74c
Old Dutch Cleanser
37c
Ralston's New Oata
3 rkfts.
For
37c
Heinz Medium .
Pork and Beans
47c
Utah Tomatoes
No. 22s -;..'
6 Cans
For
81c
Call Main 80
The Bread Line
WE have been
HERE in La Grande
FOR quite a long .
TIME, busy, in fact, -
VERY busy "making w
BUTTERNUT bread ,
AND other bakery
PRODUCTS which we .
BELIEVE are the
BEST bakery foods
FOUND in East Oregon.
WE have a lot of
PEOPLE working in
OUR modern plant
WHICH is located
ACROSS the tracks
ON Fir street.
THE quality of our
PRODUCTS has always '
BEEN enough to sell
THEM to the majority
OF people in this
ENTIRE territory.
HOME PRODUCTS will
COME to the front
NEXT week and we
ARE proud to be on
THE list.
EAB'
JUST LIKE YOU WOULD
BAKE IT .
These same fine ingredients that lift your
baked goods out of the ordinary class distin
guish the appetizing assortment offered here.
No trouble for you when you let us supply?
your ; bread. ; And you will approve of the:
tasty I flavor, "', the even, smooth texture, andj.
the uniform appearance of the loaves. Fresh,
everyday.
LaGrande
Bakery
K. J. McWilliams, Prop.
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